Will McMahan

Yes i agree, this would be a valuable status to see.

Yes, an `endDate` is required for a single event. But it should be possible to avoid if setting a recurring event, using the `recurrenceRule`.

Yes, good idea. I'm not sure what exists for objective-c code these days. There was OCLint, but I'm more recently familiar with SwiftLint / SwiftFormat. Although, anything would be a...

Hey @coderdave, I'm curious are you saving to an external calendar, i.e. Google, on both simulator and physical device? I ask because I have experienced phantom events from delayed syncing.

@coderdave - I've tried reproducing this by creating 100 events on both iCloud, Gmail, and local calendars on my physical devices and everything deleted successfully without reappearing. I also tried...

I created 100 events. ```javascript for (let i = 0; i < 100; i++) { RNCalendarEvents.saveEvent('Test event', {startDate: , endDate: }) } ``` Then simply deleted them ```javascript RNCalendarEvents.fetchAllEvents(, ).then(events...

Are these queries intending to search from a specific calendar, and are there appropriate read permissions the the calendar?

@deepakd-iprogrammer Are you sure the calendar id is properly defined? The code provided looks like it could still potentially provide and empty string as an id.

The error is potentially a memory issue. I will check into the cursors and see if there are any issues with closers. I would also suggest limiting the time span...

iOS and Android SKDs handle recurrence slightly differently. For Android try suppling an `endDate` or `occurrence` key value.